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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-01-21

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
SOME ROYAL LADIES.

It Is said that Queen MarEheritS
takes beer for breakfast.
Queen NictOria's pictures are said
TO flatteT her. She dresses in mourn
ing and wears fiat shoes.
Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain, is n
stout, cOsrse, elderl.' woman, plainly
dressed. Her walk is a waddle.
The Empress OF Austria Is we'll
known to be a beautiful woman. She
is tall, with a form IS 1.-THE and
graceful as a girls.
Queen Natalie OF ROumania, is de-
seribed as q handsome woman, but
not q beauty, with a selfish, hard and
rather intellectual face.
The German Empress Augusta has
been under q massage treatment for
many years. It is given to her by a
woman Of the Silesian peasantry now
more than 20 years Of sge, who il
never allowed to leave her mistress
for any length Of time.
Queen Olga, Of Greece, has q small
but graceful and well formed figure.
with hands aud feet almost ss small
as q 1O-year old ehild's. She is a bru-
nette, with large eyes, superb hair,
and q color which comes and goes
with her emotions. The people Of
Athens adore her for her large sym.
pathies and gentle charities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

THE following concern ing the eelC.
brated WalruT and Mugler brewery
cases was published in the Sunday
Capital:
Judge Brewer, OF the United States
circuit court, will be In Topeka
holding court next week and the
week after. Among other cases he
will dispose Of the injunction suit
against John Walruff, the Lawrence
brewer. J. w. Gleed has just return
ed from Lawrence, where he took q
large amount of evidence showing
large sales aud shipments, as well as
the continued manufacture Of beer at
the brewery up to the present time.
Judge McCraTy Is quoted as saying
that g recent decision Of the United
States supreme court, on q case from
Iowa, has settled the principle invOlv-
ed In the celebrated Walruff case, by
deciding that there iB no federal
question and the United States courts
have no Jurisdiction. This will re-
verse Judge Brewers decision and
remand the case tO the state court
which granted an injunction to re-
strain John Walrud from manufacture
ing beer. The Muglsr case, from Sa-
line county, will go before the United
States supreme court In March, and
Is Of the same character as the Wal
rug case. senator Vest, OF Missouri,
has been employed for the brewers in
this suit
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

The Normal oPe1ed the eleVenth
session on Tuesday morning. We
have not ascsFlained the exact num-
bea enrolled, but Il is much larger
than ever before. The schools grow
Ing and the faculty expects fully 200
students during the spring term.
Prof SWisher visited bis parents In
Greenwood county during vacation.
His brother will enter school soon.
Miss Stewart and Prof. Harns
spent q few days in the country the
last Of the week.
John ROush who has been In school
all the year, visited bis home In Sum-
neF county, and returned with his
sister. They will both spend the re-
mainder Of the year here.
Ameng the new students are Mr..
WoOdard, of Norton county, blr.
RoseF, Of EllWOrth, Mrs. Robertson,
Of Marion county, and Mr.. Dunn, Of
Manhattan.
Mr.. +. p. Shirar returned Wednes-
day from 3 visit from his parents 10
the east part ofthelscounty. Messrs.
Case, RegneiT and Olson visited their
homes during the few days OF vaea'
ton.
The closing exercises OF the last
term were very good. Several Of the
speakers deserve special mention but
we have not space.
A number Of the Kansas Wesleyan
students visited the Emerson on Mon
day night. The program was not up
10 the average owing % the absence
Of 30 many members, and we say
come again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
Planaanf VALLEY.

Before we make up our mind
this winter will be looked up in fu-
ture time, we will wait and see what
his grOundhOgship has TO bring. Sc
far It has proved regulation Kansas
winter with plenty Of fine weather
and roads In good condition. Stock
Is I'm good order because better cared
for than usual, the result Of q lesson
the farmer was taught by last winters
unexampled severity.
The voting on the bridge bonds
was carried on In q lively manner on
both sides. The same being defeated
3 new petition will be started as
soon as Il can be ascertained what the
Culver people will or can do to meet
the wishes Of our voters.
Mr. BaTwlck is circulating a petit
ton 10 the officials Of the u. p. Rail-
way Co. to locate q station at or near
Mr.. Mathews corner, in the neigh
bOrhOOd OF Mr.. Ben Bean.
Miss Mary Weis went on q visi to
relatives in Brown county.
Mr. s. +. Short returned from a
trip to the southwest corner OF the
State. He speaks in glowing terms
OF the future prospect OF that part OF
the state and the enterprize Of It's citi-
zens, but prefers Saline county IS
more comfortable and with her bright
prospects quite handy to be grssped
by her enterprising citizens. Mrs.
Short, who accompanied him, re-
mained for q while yet, with her son
in-law. at Fargo, Seward Go.
The fair ones OF Pleasant Valley
continue to draw suitOrs from far and
near. Last week Mr.. Terry Gaunt
came up from from the eastern part OF
the county and was united in mar
Fiage TO Miss z Cox.
CORRESPONDENT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
Kansas WesleYan Notes.

Three new students enrolled this
week, making an increase Of fifteen
this term.
Miss Barton, the teacher in the
training department, has resigned
her position here and gone TO Central
City, Neb., to accept the position Ol
Professor Of Languages. The train
ing department will be taught In
turn By members Of the faculty, un-
der the supervision Of Prof HillInan
The Psrleleen society has decided
10 meet ct night Rs soon as they re
ceive the sanction Of the faculty.
The first meeting Of the Athen@um
society was exceptionally interesting.
The Perieleans say IL was "yery good
for girls :" which Is another way oi
admitting that they cannot do bet
ter.
The first college joke Of the season
Of which we have been apprlsed, was
students on their way home from
prayer-meeting the other evening.
The class In Cicero and Anabasii
will complete those studies this week
The class In Rhetoric has been writ
ing fables, and consequently is be-
coming very moral.
We see by the bulletin board that
the question for discussion Jan. %,
is In Latin.
Among the visitors the past week
were Prof ThOrOman and wife, and
q number Of students from the Nor
NAL.
DR.. Sweet has been In 0rmed that
his father is again very sick. and MOI
expected to live.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
Timber Culture Notice

Q -s. Land aaice. salina Kansas. Dsr., 2, issG-
Esii.
Gown ,fSr having been entered btthis OGce
- Do William Allen against jams O.. Cooley
t"r o. 'ur- ta comply with Law as a. Timber Cul-
tEr. .rr Np .ni1 datcd August "a, IssI upon
Do. urTr -rrtiou .n. foEuship o.. South, RdnEs
-';. iu ~Sl.ur Cnuiliy, hau~as, siih Vieu -
lhr cancellation ni said entry contestant ailins
ihsf saM Ianc- q. Cooley mas net planted aad
'iI waited . urrss ul tiniiirr on said znd ulibln
years after making said rutry that james r.
Cooley has not planted AMI cuitiNatrd S acrea Of
tim 81 on snri land within jean snar making
said entry ur .attsel the saul- to ~ done that 10
iiHlrr hts been planted cultivated on alid
tuN durir- tH~ year lsss and that there is noi
az re- OF tiHt .-r planted nnd growing thsrson:ths
rf fErt.H .r- urrshy summoned o. appcar a.
1ts ainre on tar elst aay OF Frhrlar, lss7 81 ~
a -... B, A. e. tH respond ami furnish traIrnanvr
Dlurrrl.nr -f..l allH rrd failurr.
% q. SEARL Bcseslger
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
New Cambria Chattsnnas.

s. P. DOnmyeF went 70 Kansas City
the first Of the week on q business
trip.
Will BlundOn left Monday even
ing by the fast line for Laramie City,
Wyoming Territory, to work for his
brOther-ln-lAw, Frank Wagstaff
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shank is very dangerously i'll
with lung fever.
Tischner & YOungwOrth have re-
moved their stock Of drugs to Enter
prise, Kans. Their store building is
for sale or rent.
A pleasant hop occurred at the
home Of Mr.. John Cline last Thurs
day night.
Miss Gertrude Burtner left Monday
for her home In Pomona, Kan. She
has been visiting here for the past
six weeks, and Il is said played sad
havoc with the hearts Of some OF the
young gallants OF this place.
Lewis DOnmyer Sr. has been con-
fined 70 his bed with sickness for the
past week.
Miss Nettie Stiflier went to Solo
mon Tuesday evening.
Ed Wells Is also on the sick list.
Mrs. +. Wickersham, OF Salina, is
visiting in this vicinity.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
Trenton TImss.

Trenton was q lively place last Fri.
day, or you would have thought q
had you been here.
Mr.. jacob Carney and wife and
daughter were the guests Of J. A
Banker, last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Eberly aud daughter
were the guests Of Mrs. Chris. Bank
eF, last Tuesday.
Our blacksmith is putting up some
fine harFOWe, Any one wanting a
good barrOv should % once call on
him. Corner Of Banker and Nam
street.
J. Banker and VIM Toll, shipped
another car load Of hogs, last Tuesday,
and expect to ship another ta-day.
Hogs worth 81 per hundred.
Trenton has an ice house now and
expects (lf the weather stays cold en-
Oughl to put up shout 50 tons.
Henry Burr has bis hOuse up and
almost enclosed, ready 20 plaster.
We understand one OF the section
men has Il rented.
Timts will change: during the
Union payer meeting hsld at Shilo
church, one young married man mis-
took some other woman for his own.
He scraped around on the aoOF, made
an apology or two, and went 70 seek
his own. And found her, With much
rejoicing.
A yOuOng child Of H. EbeFly's got
very badly burnt over the face aud
neck by the splashing Of hot grease
from q frying pan. The pain was
very severe, aud Il will no doubt leave
the marks. This happened last week.
The United Brethren, have been
holding a pEOtracted meeting at the
6hilO church It commenced last |
sunday night Rev. Funk, the pas |
tor, is very strong WOrker for the |
cause Of ChFiEts Kingdom. He labor |
ed very earnestly 81 last week. with /
one accession. The mseting will no
doubt continue the rest 0f this week.
Jan. lTth 1887 T..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

The speaker Of the Kansas HOusi
has appointed the standing commit
tees, the chalrmen OF which are a
follows:
Judiciary, +. + Gillette.
WRys and Means, r. r.. Taylor.
Assessment anu Taxation, J. v
Admire.
cities Of the First Glass, }. V. Ad
mire.
State Affairs. J J. Cox.
Railroads, ]. NJ. Simpson.
Banks and Banking, Edward Car
roll.
Federal Relations Geo. Johnson.
Private CORPORATIONS, i. Z. Price.
Municipal Corporations, c. J. Bu-
tln.
Internal Improvements. L. P.
King.
Charitable Institutions, T. F.
Rhodes.
Educational Institutions, Charles
Williamson.
Public Lands, B r. Wallaee.
Public Buildings, Z. w. Benning,
Elections, w. II. Sayens.
Militia, r. p. McGTegOr.
Education. ]. b. Corbett.
Roads and Highways, T. J. Mat
lock.
Printing, 7. A. Mac Neal
Fees and salaries, Nick Keilz.
County Lines and County seats, w.
G. Edwards.
Agriculture aud Horticulture. Z
Lewis.
Manufactures, r.. +. Lawrence.
Penal Institutions, d. McTagEart
Claims and accounts. J. B. Clog
ston.
Engrossed Bills, James Justins.
Enrolled Bills, John HnFgraves.
State Library, q. +. Davies.
fmnlig ration, q. w. Conrad.
InsuFanee, q. W. Mc(lammOn.
Legislative AppOrtionment. ID. w.
Poe.
Judicial AppOrtloBment, J. h. Nor
rlsOn.
Mines aud Mining. +. II. Brown.
Inter State Commerce, r. 3. Haun, |
Revision OF Laws, !. g. ROWman. |
Mileage, q. w. DOty.
Tpnpernnee, John A. Murray
Hygiene and Public Health, A. e. /
CurFieF.
Political Rights Of Women, E. B.
Grew.
Labor, Thos. Beattie.
Forestry, W. s. TillOn.
Cities Of Second class. ]. w. Amos.
Cities Of Third eless, G, ~. TurneF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

IT Is reported that the Rock Island
railroad has purchased the bridge
over the Missouri river at Leaven-
worth, and also has purchased the
LeavenwOrth& Southwestern railroad,
which is owned jointly by the Atchi-
son. Topeka 4 Santa Fe and the I'm
ion Pacific railroads.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

SPEAKER SMITH has certainly hon
ored the farmers, having appointed
sixteen Ofthem to the chairmanships
Of committees. Tt l. well enough to
give the lawyers q brief rest, and al
low the farmers 3 chance b superin-
tend legislation. Tit does not work
we'll, q return to the old order can
ensilv he made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

-p-yr rUsTER, VINO predicted last
summer that this would be a cold
winter, with great fluctuations Of
temperature, now advises Ice men to
put up large quantities Office, as there
will be alarge demand for IL next
summer, aud the opportunities oi
gathering ice viii not be so favorable
the following winter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

THE following U. S. Senators have
been reelected; Hale, Of Maine
HaYerIy, Of Connecticut; Hearst, Of
California ;COckrell Of Missouri Gray
ofDelaware Dawes, Of Massachusetts,
The following new senators have been
elected Farwell, Of Illinois; Davis,
Of Minnesota; StOekbridge, Of Michi
gan; Whltthorne, Of Tennessee
Quay, Of Pennsylvania HlssOck, Of
New York. In Nebraska and In.
diana they are still fighting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
THE sterling RqOuBlioan says:

The Union Pacific branch known
rs the Salina & Southwestern, now
in operation from Salina TO McPher-
son, will, without doubt, be extended
southwest from Mcpherson In the
spring. A prominent official In the
Kansas system Of the Union Pacific
Company stated that this road viii be
built from Mcpherson to Sterling on
the survey made some years ago by
the company. We have direct advi.
ces from other sources and officials
connected with the Union Pacific
that confirms the above. We feel
confident that the Union Pacific
trains will be running into Sterling
before next July.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
AnIHnNY,s SHIPPER

New Orleans Tines Democrat.
History furnishes q record Of no
such period Of gorgeous and magnif-
cent luxury as that prscliced by the
Romans VINO had become wealthy by
the conquest and robbery Of foreign
countries. The following story told
by Plutsreh presents q peculiar pic
ture: A young Greek who went 20
Alexandra for the purpose Of study
ing physic had heard so much about
the magnifieence Of the feasls given
by Cleopatra and Anthony that he
determined to find out for himself the
truth, By some means he obtained
admission into AnthOny's kitchen,
where among other things he beheld
eight wild bOaTs roasting whole on
the spit al the same time. speaking
20 one Of the officers he expressed his
surprise that such a number Of guests,
as this meat would supply, should be
invited TO one supper. The officer
laughed, telling him that the guests
would not number more than ten, but
that Il was necessary TO have ali this
abundance in order to have Il served
Ia q degree OF perfection which would
please Anthony; "fOr,h he said,
latter he has ordered his supper he
will frequently forbid il being served,
because In the meantime be may have
entered inso some conversation that
diverts him. For this reason support
are prepared to be ready at different
times, because Il Is impossible to telt
at what time be will think ht 10 eat
it,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

II the Legislature does a. well with
the Legislation which will naturally
come under its consideration this ses-
sion, as Ia the excellent choice Of lie
officers and the election Of State PrIn-
ter, there certainly can be no cause
for complaint. They have thus far
acted wisely aud we'll, and may they
continue to do so TO the end.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

GEN HAzEN, Chief Of the Sig
nal Service, died Of Bright's disease
very suddenly last Sunday. Another
brave, skillful soldier gone to his
final rest The names OF Hazen
and Ft. MeAllister are associated In
imperishable renOwn. It is believed
that Lieut.. Greeley, at present In
charge OF the Bureau, will be Hazen e
successor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

THR bill granting pensions 10 Mrs.
John A. Lagan and Mrs Frank P.
Blair, was defeated In the house
committee on Pensions-the Republi-
cans on the committee voting for the
hill and the Demnernia agalnat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

John n Abbott, Commissioner Of
ne Southwestern Passenger Associa-
zion, has sent out joint notice to con-
pecting lines bearing the signatures
Of II. G. Townsend, OF the Missouri
Pacific; +. Chandler, of the Wabash
West, and J. Charlton, OF the Alton,
announcing that from February
next the 81 seeOnd-elass and emigrant
baslng rate betw, en- st. LOu's and
Kansas City, ST. Joseph. Atcbison
and LeavenWO rth. heretofore In use,
will be abolished, and connecting
lines are requested 10 substitute there
for regular iirst-class tariff rates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

relating 70 ni5dsmsanori"
Be q ordained by tAs Mayor and
C0HnetlEea Of tAs C5ty Of Salisd:
ssenos 4. Thai sseiioa eight of sfdinanes
number 81, sntiiied sAn Ordinance relating 10
Misdeneanors,~ = b and the aams Is amended % a
q read as fonevs. See q Il shall Be unlsgful
70 obstruct, and an persons are hereby prohibifcd
irom obsirurting ard IN anyway enefoaehing into
and uPon any sidewalk. street, avenue, alley. or
athss property q The cay, and from riding OF div
ing across aEy tidew1lk viii hoTses or eafile o.
other stock. and wherever an obafructinn NV =.
tound upon any fideWalk. street. aTenue. zfieT or
= ethsf Puslis places 4 The eiY lhan bs the auty
q nc zaTsAsl inHeaiatcly % nosiiy The 0Nlsf Or
Fefaon plaeing The sane thereca, % remove The
sane without delay, and upon fsilurs 90 % DE- he
.,afthai shall have sueh sbstru-tiou removed a.
ne expense of the oEuer oceupicru of tks p-op-
erty, and such expensss, II not nd shah ~ =
valid ei.il n iaFH q he cry agalnsf sueh psrton
Proviaed ihat psrseas oceuPyiaE pfsnisss treating
t.ele9a .ash p eIaliied % oc-uPJ spae- not
Yah. for the purpose Of dilpiaying rcods between
the hours of a. ~ and 70 ,. n and nay have
tueh temporary q the streets and ,ideWaIks a.
shall Be actually neceasary % receivi1E and ship
ping merchandi.e; and provided frrthef, thaf a-v
person crectinE huidinFn n The cay, nay for ths
tnae oerulied u tAsir sr-ctiua, and vhis 4 Is sec
ttsarY q Do %, occupy rea1onahle portion sf tkr
lirrett and sidcuzlks IN front 81 the azns fr fk-
receigi1g and delivering q matcriall and uhen i
taaii Be neoefsary ia aay ssh cass for the oEneT
- - 4Q1ItI % AZ . AZ remove lne tldeg1lE.
he shall a he tine q 80 taking up and removinr.
e,nt-rnct temporary sideWzik r5t less thaa rec
iect gide, for the public travel and ccnFenisnc-.
snd n the case Of open batenert o. CHEZ ezczva-
tees TIE owner o. o1cupler af the rTopsriV uuon
Which The saua are EIuEred, o. tks pzrIor n
ellrFs cl the ercaFntioas fhall progids the samr
g.ih flirieni guards % protscf aEainrf aeci3ents
hat ic- every riol1ii1n e ihs rec6n q tbs ordi-
1an7s, ths Peraoa % oaendiag thSl upon eoaric-
ton te aned IN q san ncf la tf.n fre 49, 49,.
10 ene haudrrd dcllarEi aud Il apy person shall
eosaqne 3ny ohstucticn herein prohi5il-d aaes
'-.ag loteea b The cay larshal . rsuoTe The
aane, iAs 61e Imposed shah not bs less ihan Grs
dollars for every day be shah coutiuue ths s1us.
Sac. Tkaf oTigiaai reciian q ordinaace
nnnter 81 b 1nS 3 hereby fepsaled.
Sac J. That tbs ordinance shah take earcf
aul Be = force fron ard atsr s pubi-atiaa Il he
saliae CouufY JouEHsL-
Approred Dcccuh-r 1ilh, I1s6.
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor
! herebT ceriify that he ahose ard i1reToinE Is /
. true snd cuTrscf copy q an 9gdinaacr pllsee by
~ mayor and counclnen q fhe eiry % saiila,
2.nlal, % the Ssh day q DecenheI. I.,6-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
sFsyed

On the Let day Of Jannary 1855,
there came to my place. three miles
southeast Of Salina, on the Smoky
Hill River, . speckled COW about six
years old, which the owner can have
By calling on me and paying sx-
pensea. II, JUKE.
6l.Sv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
STATE OF KANSAS

L0INTN % NNLlNE. I
r. n. MARYLAND, president and Edward {.
Cav. secretary, Of the National Mutual Fire In
surance Company, icing duly sworn. dcpuse and
the above described oficcrs OF the said COMPANY. &.
and that on the thirty-hrst day Of December last.
all Of the foregoing described assets were the abb
solute property or the said company. free and
clear from any and al claims liens thereon.
except as hereinhcfore stated; and that the fore
going statements, BY them subscribed. full
and correct exhibit or all the liabilities. and Of
the income and expenditures. and Of the general
condition and Affairs Of said company on the said
thirty day Of December. and for the year
ending on that day, according 10 the best Of their
information. knowledge and belief respectively.
r. II. MARKLANp.
EDWARD L. GAY.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th
day Of January, A. D., 1897.
lSeal,l THOs. G. WEILtNGTnS. y. p.
Commission expires June ~, IS1o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
THURSDAY, JAN. %, 1887.

THE Sterling Republican claims
there is 3 move among Judge Peters
friends to make that gentleman the
next Governor OF Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

Two noted people died sn the 14th
inst: Abby Kelly Foster, the anti
Slavery advocate, and Henry B. Stan
ton, husband Of Elizabeth Cady
Sianlnn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

COLONEL RoBERT q. INdERs0LL
says that in the United States Senate
ROseoe COnkling would occupy the
same position 70 the Senate that NeW
York does 10 the Union, bat his law
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